This backyard chicken coop deal is perfect for anyone ready to add a touch of farm life to their backyard. It's an opportunity to finally take control of your egg supply. Over 60% off and free ...

But you can order baby chickens to be shipped from a poultry hatchery through the mail, ... Plus chicks raised on free range need a full beak to forage for seeds and bugs. Shipping Poultry.

Crops still come first, but Woodbury Hatchery at Wyndmere, North Dakota, has grown and now has customers in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, mostly supplying backyard ...

In 2013 four Chinese poultry processors were approved to begin shipping a limited amount of processed chicken products to the United States. What's False China is not processing imported, U.S ...

Delmarva Poultry Industry counts four big companies (Allen Family Foods, Mountaire, Perdue and Townsends), 1,700 family farms, 10 feed mills, 13 hatcheries and 10 processing plants that all told ...

A free-range label doesn't guarantee your poultry had a worry-free existence, according to Swedish researchers. In an effort to eat compassionately, many people choose free-range chickens and eggs ...

The chicks were supposed to be delivered to several states, including Texas, Ohio, Florida, and more but the entire shipment was mistakenly sent to Delaware following shipping delays and ...

Some people want fresh eggs or poultry, others just want a quirky pet. Whatever the reason, just about any U.S. resident can get live young chickens in the mail. "If you have a zip code, we can ...

More than 10,000 chicks were left in a USPS truck for days. Now they need a home. The postal service said on May 20 that it is working with hatcheries, other carriers involved, logistics partners ...

Chickens can roam around the backyard during daylight hours, but that roaming area must be surrounded by a fence at least four feet high. The coop and run do not have to be within the fenced area; ...

She was told shipping would be the only option because the distance was too far of a drive. Looking back, Rickey admits there were warning signs she ignored. "I was so anxious to get my chickens ...

A new hatchery that promises to be innovative and grow a healthier bird less likely to need antibiotics is set to open in Stratford, Ont., Andrew Coppolino reports.